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We're at university together <a href=" http://www.jessejarnow.com/college-informative-essay-topics/ ">i want a research paper</a> In late 1960, NASA called on U.S. industry to propose designs for an “advanced manned spacecraft” that it named Apollo. The three-person spacecraft, designed mainly for Earth-orbital use, was to follow and replace the single-seater Mercury space capsule, NASA’s first piloted orbital spacecraft. Apollo would include an auxiliary pressurized volume, generally dubbed the orbital module, which would provide room for instruments and experiments, as well as extra living space. Astronauts would live in Earth orbit on board Apollo spacecraft for a week or longer, performing space station-type experiments in the orbital module.